on 21-04-2016 09:22
on 21-04-2016 09:22
Hi all
I have a Nexus 9. Like a fool I was seduced by the pure Android experience and ordered this laggy crasshy monster.
I downloaded and attempted to install the latest security update over the weekend. The wallpaper had gone, and would not allow me to select a new or reinstate my wallpaper. I was not allowed to access any of my downloaded files and Bluetooth was unavailable.
I bit the bullet and instgated my first factory reset. The device went into bootloop. I tried to empty the cache, even wipe the cache partition, but was unable to do so as the device is locked.
No amount of pressing volume and power key combinations is going to change it's sorry state.
The Android boot wheels are dancing happily, taunting me.
The device itself is just over a year old. However, I feel that as Goog;e and carriers are meant to work together over security updates - they did in the old days at least - that O2 should take some responsibility for this.
Ideas, anyone?
on 29-04-2016 14:18
on 29-04-2016 14:18
on 29-04-2016 14:20
on 29-04-2016 14:20
on 29-04-2016 17:35
on 29-04-2016 17:35
29-04-2016 17:38 - edited 29-04-2016 17:39
29-04-2016 17:38 - edited 29-04-2016 17:39
@Anonymous could you please let us know if this was a free warranty replacement or not?
It will help us offer better advice to other customers in the future.
Thanks.